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Article about the DSCOVR observation satellite now at the L1 position a million miles from Earth, including time-lapse video of the Earth and moon.

http://www.wired.com/2015/08/satellite-took-incredible-photo-almost-didnt-leave-earth/


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Wow. I'm speechless. That animation of a partial terran eclipse was amazing.

Thanks for sharing that with us.

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Lynn

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Not a animation unless you mean stop motion. Actual footage from the sat.

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I used the term "animation" because that is what the caption called it. I realized it was actual footage; that is why I thought it so amazing. Had it been CGI, it would have been no big deal; CGI can render pretty much anything one can imagine.

Whatever you want to call it, it still leaves me in awe.

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I've run into people online elsewhere who thought it was CGI. Wanted to make sure that wasn't the case.

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Thanks. Even though I understood what it was, your post might have helped clarify the matter for someone else on the MB.

Joy,
Lynn


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